ill-equipped造句

The government's own troops are ill-equipped and rarely paid.

Inequality is another front on which the bank is ill-equipped to fight.

At 18, he was ill-equipped for such a responsible job.

And its big but ill-equipped armed forces, perhaps the navy aside, trouble no military planners outside of South Asia.

Ever since Indonesia declared independence in 1945, the police had been the neglected, ill-equipped little brother of the army.

Others argue that climate change was more to blame, leaving a species adapted for frozen climes ill-equipped to cope with a warming world.

The police are ill-equipped and the army is still making the tricky switch from a guerrilla movement to a professional national force.

They were psychologically vulnerable and hence ill-equipped to either resist this fellow's predations or to deal with them emotionally after they had occurred.

The Clinton Administration and most of the technically ill-equipped media have repeated it over and over so many times that it is conceivable that they now believe it themselves.

The newly nationalised oil industry kept the structure of the old, and production was limited to try to moderate the flood of money into a country ill-equipped to handle it.